Labels for products

Henna can be used only to color hair with the exception of eyelashes, eyebrows, or generally ia the area of the eye. The label for products containing henna must caution the consumer not to use ia the area of the eye or on cut or abraded scalp. 

United Nations UN Packages and labeling for products moving among member nations. 

Herrmann, C., Bergmann, L., Thiede, S., and Zein, A., 2007. Energy labels for production machines - An approach to facilitate energy efficiency in production systems, Proceedings of 40th CIRP International Seminar on Manufacturing Systems, Liverpool,... 

The Blue Angel is a German eco-label for products and services [7]. The eco-label was introduced in 1978 and was one of the first worldwide environmental labels. The Blue Angel is an official label since it is owned by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety in Germany. The award criteria are established by the Federal Environmental Agency in Germany with the support of scientific institutes and the industry. 

However, the provisions with regard to labelling do allow for differences to arise between labels for products destined for different Member States. The variation in material is intended to be located in one place on a product label, which has come to be known as the blue box. Within the blue box. Member States are allowed to require information about the price of the product, reimbursement conditions, legal status and other information that goes to product identification and authenticit). This permissive aspect of the Directive is notable, as it means that even in relation to products that have been authorised through the centralised procedure, where the authorisation is in all other respects identical, it is rarely possible to produce one label that (when translated) is acceptable and appropriate for every Member State in which the product will... 

Under Directive 2004/27/EC, there are various changes to the information to be included on the product label and certain provisions relating to the product s package leaflet. There is also a new requirement for the name of the medicinal product to be expressed in Braille format on the label. For products containing up to three active substances, the legislation specifies that the international non-proprietary name (INN) must also appear on the labelling. The MAH must also ensure that the package leaflet is made... 

One can probably say, with a reasonable degree of certainty, that the totally safe product has yet to be invented. This statement is particularly applicable to those products formulated from chemicals. All products have the potential for misuse and/or abuse. Those individuals who are given the responsibility of creating labels for products must make every attempt to lessen the chance of such occurrences. This can be accomplished by providing easily understood and precise direction and warning statements on the product s label. Despite such efforts, product misadventures will occur. While most will result in little harm or damage, a few will produce tragic consequences. 

The new isotopic label in reactant species R progresses along the reaction pathway via reaction intermediates A, resulting in a transient condition in the isotopic labelling for product species P, P=> P. Ultimately, all of the old isotopic label is displaced by the new isotopic label as indicated in Figure 8.17. 

The American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) recommends the following labeling for products that contain Aloe spp. latex, Prangula alnus bark, Frangula purshiana bark, Rhamnus catahrtica fruit. Rheum spp. root/rhizome, and Senna spp. fruit (pod) and leaf ... 

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